>> mckenna from minnesota. >> mckenna, do you have a black friend?innesotan, mckenna, what do we think? no? let us know, mckenna. >> yes. >> what's their name? >> jessica. >> can you call them right now? >> yeah. she's not answering right now. >> i believe you. trust me. i do believe you. >> she could be -- oh, she answered, she called. >> jessica, how long have you been black friends with mckenna? >> the past four years now. >> how many whack friends do you think mckenna has? >> at least one other. >> at least one other? >> wait, what's his name? >> charles. >> oh, i forgot about charles. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you can't bring it up about charles. he's in charge and you forgot him. all right, there you go. and that's why we have black history month, everybody. [ laughter ] one more thing before we forge ahead. it's thursday night, that means it's time to bleep and blur the big moments of the week whether they need it or not. it's "this week in unnecessary censorship." >> our wonderful colleague from california, senator feinstein, has announced that

let's get reaction from peru —— professor alan mckenna. what peru -- professor alan mckenna.at grades are appropriate. i think what i would say to those students who are perhaps a bit disappointed that they didn't get an a or a*. please don't be, don't be disappointed, you have achieved really well if you got a b or ac. that is something to really celebrate. forthose that is something to really celebrate. for those students who perhaps haven't got the grades that they expected, please ring clearing hotlines. speak to your local university. make sure that you explain your circumstances because there is flexibility in the system. that is something that people are not often aware with of. they open the results and think that is it, i am done. don't panic, pick up the phone, speak to somebody, a skilled professional on the clearing hotline and they will talk you through your options. we and they will talk you through your 0 tions. ~ u, , and they will talk you through your 0 tions. ~ h, , , and they will talk you through your 0 tions. ~ u, , , ., and they will talk you through yo

henry cornell, the fairweather foundation, the tepper foundation, the asness family foundation, the mckenna family foundation, charles r. schwab, and by the rosalyn p. walter foundation, and damon button. - richard dreyfus. - hi. - welcome to firing line. [dreyfuss laughing] - it's been years. i've wanted this for so long. [dreyfuss and hoover laughing] - you have portrayed notable american figures from vice president dick cheney to secretary of state alexander haig to ponzi scheme scam artist bernie madoff. and you have often said that you would like to play ulysses s. grant. as a student o american history, are there other uncommon americans you would like to portray? - aaron burr. - why? - because i don't think he ever did anything wrong. and i think he's- - go on. - no, he was a very remarkable man. and he said things that were adorable. like he once said to a bunch of lawyers, "never write anything down because someday someone may read it." and i think that's great. - but at the time that aaron burr shot alexander hamilton, he was widely reviled. - no. - do you feel drawn towards chara

henry cornell, the fairweather foundation, the tepper foundation, the asness family foundation, the mckenna family foundation, charles r. schwab, and by the rosalind p. walter foundation, and damon button. - will hurd. welcome back to firing line. - it's always a pleasure to be on with you. thank you for having me. - why do you want to be the next president of the united states? - look, it's a great question. we have a number of what i consider to be generational defining challenges that we're not addressing. one of them is the new cold war that we're in with the chinese government. the chinese government is trying to surpass the united states of america as a global superpower. that's not my opinion. that is what the chinese government has said about themselves in english. and every american should care about that because it's gonna impact how far our dollar goes. it's gonna impact our retirement accounts. it's gonna impact our kids and grandkids ability to get good paying jobs. we also are having to deal with a complicated economy, persistent inflation. this century, for the last 23 years,

henry cornell, the fairweather foundation, the tepper foundation, the asness family foundation, the mckenna family foundation, charles r. schwab, and by the rosalind p. walter foundation and damon button. - vivek ramaswamy, welcome to "firing line." - thanks. i'm glad to be here. - why do you want to be the next president of the united states? - i am worried, margaret, that we are in the middle of this national identity crisis where my generation in particular, our generation, we're hungry for purpose and meaning and identity, and yet we hunger to be part of something bigger than ourselves, yet we can't even answer what it means to be an american. i think that loss of identity is responsible for a lot of our economic stagnation. it's part of what's actually even behind the loss of our fortitude on the global stage. and i think that i actually have a vision of what it means to be a citizen of this country, because i have lived the true american dream. and i am worried that will not exist for the next generation unless we do something about it. - what qualifies you to be the next president of

enough to meet them on a new report and was a stress sounds to me along the my mind, you can please mckenna and welcome to the program. ukraine says that it has started sending ships across the black sea along what it describes as humanitarian car doors that the ship left odessa on wednesday morning carrying an unspecified cargo . the home called fly contain a carrier is one of many have been stuck in ukrainian ports since rushes full scale will began. russia has said it will consider all ships in the area to be potential military vessels. in july, most go withdrew from an agreement that allowed the safe passage of grain shipments . now the resumption of maritime traffic raises the possibility of intervention by russian warships and comes amid increasing tensions in the black sea. to the summer sun send and see the beaches of odessa reopened this month. for the 1st time since rush us invasion, it may look identical, but this ukrainian black, c, c, c is now at the house of the battle of the military and geopolitical interest. russia has long been the prominent naval power in the black sea wi

i'm mckenna and thanks so much for being with us and have a lovely day the shipping outdoor. and we don't take money under your mom. he's not coming back over february 2020 to russian troops and faded the ukrainian city of coupons. it was recaptured 6 months later the occupation this hard drive under russian occupations.

and as alex mckenna all the law and this exploration told me yesterday, and they were all very excited when they heard for what he described as boots. um and then that they ran to see to see if the record or how captured as a recorder hadn't been turned on. but there were a few witnesses on the bullets who heard the 4 blues, but he also admitted and they told him that it could while i've been a dock or a wave or something like that. so i'm, i'm a said we're not much further. now tonight is there also hoping to deploy drones with infrared cameras which they weren't able to deploy last night because of the weather, but they're hoping to do it tonight. all right, so some on identified loops as you put it under is tell us perhaps a bit about the people who have come to take part in the hunt for the loch ness monster. are they torres, are they locals? like who's involved in this search as well? i think this mess has captured both tourist locals alike and as your report outlined there, there were people from around the wells there this weekend. and indeed, i remember speaking to a camera tea

monday keeps mckenna. thank you so much for watching of facing the of the pico africa wallet. we can focusing on energy nutrition and education tunisia names to make it schools more sustainable and better equipped. the mock to our boarding school is leading the way run like a small business. it is self sufficient, and you can automatically successful the on the how do we feed to the ground without destroying the pesticides 5 sizes. i mean, you deplete soil of its nutrients. fox itself has to be that way. we explore most to sustainable method global us in 60 minutes on dw the door and 6 o'clock screening don't take money to my son, your mommy's not coming back. over february 2022. russian troops invaded the ukrainian city of computer. it was recaptured. 6 months later the occupation was hard. how can life go on after all the terror? not everyone can do where the fear we felt every day. when russia comes start to august 25th on dw, the climate change is transforming a world causing us to question old societies and a found and long.

the new group is mckenna, and thanks so much for joining us. germany is set to by the advanced arrow, 3 missile defense system from israel, that's following us approval of the sale as part of gym and assets to build up a sky shield in response to russia's invasion of ukraine, developed jointly by israel and the us, the arrow 3 is capable of intercept st. high altitude, ballistic missiles, and is used in israel, so cold. and israel says the system could be delivered to germany by 2025 and it would be fully operational by the 20. so i see the $3500000000.00 deal will be, is rails biggest as a defense sale. and we can get more on this from dw correspondence. rebecca versus inducer, jerusalem, and simon young is here in the lane. i'm going to start with you, simon, can you tell us more about this deal? yeah, this deal had to be given the green light by the united states government. that's because this arrow 3 system was jointly developed by israel and the us together. so that is now happened, the steel can go ahead. an arrow 3 is a very, a modem missile defense system designed to deal wit

and it keeps mckenna. thank you so much for being with us here on the they have been fighting the hunter and be and more since the military coups, in 2021 the ship one to over through the military region. there. christian minority seeks to defend its territory and stand up for its democratic ideals. despite high losses, the group struggle continues close up the connect on dw, a 12 candidate 30 meters above ground. challenges step being pushed them to their limits. of ruling roofing company is breaking new ground on the job market. attracting applicants with a trainee contest, who will make it. and guess the apprenticeship made in germany in 60 minutes on dw the door and 6 o'clock screening. don't take mommy to my son, your mommy's not coming back. over february 2020 russian troops invaded the ukrainian city of the computer. it was recaptured. 6 months later the occupation was hard. how can life go on after all the terror? not everyone can do with the fear we felt every day when russia comes start to august

so we've got time for melissa john is up next with the w news. asia 90 keeps mckenna. thanks so much for watching the, the, the, it's time for the visionaries. for sustainability. but also for horsepower. the, it's time for the mobile revolution. are you ready to get all the places in europe are smashing all the records venture? just don't lose your grip. the treasure map for modern globetrotters good for some of your records. and now also in book form, it says to move back to the basic goals facing the country to the getting pushed back in from their own families using our shuttle hun bye soon so. so loans seeking this self determines life, douglas from drudgery and abuse. the oldest fist on d w. you're watching d w news, asia coming up to date, false accusations in foreign lands, aging, new tactic to go after chinese human rights activists and their families. also on the show.

the money keeps mckenna, thank you so much for being with us. from italy and spain. all preparing to offer a to evacuation flights from the western africa nation of media following the crew against the elected president. germany is also urging its citizens to join those sites. now people have been heading to the ad force in new jazz capital, neil ne, the french government to setup a crisis center to assist it's 600 citizens that. meanwhile, the military junta, ruling neighboring molly, i'm booking a fact so avow to defend ms qu lead is warning that they would respond to any use of force to reinstate the president. for more than this withdrawing now by alex vines, he's the director of the africa program. of the trust in house thing tank in london . welcome to the w alex. thanks so much for your time. we're seeing that neighboring molly and bettina fast so are aligning themselves with the crew leaders and nisha. how worried should other countries in the africa's, the whole region be about this worry no, i don't know. i think it's a reflection of just how it concerns th

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now out of the running, the i'm on you can just mckenna, thanks so much for joining us. at least 55 people have now died as a result of devastating wild fires onto hawaiian islands. hundreds more are still missing. the governor says the blazes all the worse natural disaster in the history of the us states, the speed with which the fires spread on maui, cool, many people of god, i historic town, reduced to a smouldering pile of ash and rattle once the capital of the former hawaiian kingdom. the high now is usually bustling with tours. now much of the old town has been destroyed. many residents are caught off guard. some even jumped into the ocean to escape the oncoming flames. tens of thousands of locals and tours being evacuated from the island. and for those remaining sadness for what is lost, an anger of what could have been done to stop it. cuz aisles. this is not even the worst of it. still get the bodies in the water 40 and on the sea. well, they've been sitting there since last night. we've been pulling people out since last night trying to save people's lives. and

the increasing attack mckenna has more from washington dc than the magically corrupt to speak at the lincoln memorial. behind me here has reminded the crowd that the battle for really quality still continues. speaker off the speaker refers to the attack as they put it on voting rights that have happened in recent years, insisting that these rights have got to be protected. they've still got to be full . just an interesting point here that since the 2020 election and baseless claims of election fraud, they had been more than 100 pieces of legislation in mold and such a republican states which have impacted on voting rights. so the crowd hit absolutely adamant that this is something that should be of great concern and it's something that they've still got to fight will tell us about the original march, mike mike and it was consider for of course the height of the civil rights move very much so well, the march began as of this one here that does a at the lincoln memorial here with a series of speeches by civil rights leaders, including martin luther king junior. they then marched along

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together as a local political group here in san francisco, co commissioned a study with claire claremont mckennaifornia. and the idea was to look at several different issues in san francisco that are called crises legitimately, and they are the housing issues, the crime issues, homeless illness and the state of downtown. and what they did was they looked at the history of these issues in san francisco and said, okay, well, if these are issues, how can we address these with possible reforms? and some of them are some pretty huge changes to the structure of government here in the city. >> okay. like what? what are they suggesting? >> well, as you note, the headline about giving the mayor not specifically london breed, but any mayor of san francisco, more powers to oversee who gets appoint aided by commissions and takes over departments. right now, mayor london breed has conceded distantly complained about the way that she doesn't have the independence to really lead the city in the way she wants to. san francisco does have a strong mayor system, however, where through reforms over the last couple

[laughter] >> helen: she is asked mckenna lay, and her partner is -- the album is called "july."d, and everybody in her life, listening to other like "i think this is -- >> serial sadness. beautiful. i love it. >> helen: yes. >> kelly: that's my favorite. i think that's -- why would gravitate towards music. >> helen: there is such a mood. the two of them write songs together. i hear them writing then they write a sad lyric and "that's cool." >> kelly: on the artist, so i cannot imagine having a kid right some of those lyrics. it is it hard for you to listen? >> helen: she will often before she plays me once a "disclaimer, it's all made up." [laughter] >> kelly: nothing about it is true. >> helen: certainly not about me. [laughter] that's a good play. >> kelly: is it true? your daughter stop you from getting a tattoo. >> helen: i took her to come about yes. i was going to get a tattoo, and she said "no." >> kelly: why? >> helen: it was an emblem of the rebel alliance from "star wars." >> kelly: you were a "star wars" kid! i love it! >> helen: i did get one. >> helen: what does it

now i'll introduce shannon mckenna schmidt, who's a friend of library. she's we've done a program before the in the past. she's the author of the first lady of world war two, eleanor roosevelt staring journey to the front lines in back is exceptionally entertaining and informative book and entertaining. sometimes with some some books that are written isn't always the case. even if they advance scholarship, they may always be the most entertaining reads. but she is so engaging and very well-written as well as. informative. shannon is a published author already. she's coauthored a novel that's destinations a travel guide to literary landmarks, from jane austen's baths to ernest hemingway's key west and writers between the covers. one of the best titles of a book that i've heard before, the scandalous lives of legendary literary casanovas co cats and cats. not too much scandal in this book, though, unfortunately. but, you know, always a chance for the next scandal ridden book. so but she has just written extensively and she's traveled extensively as well so

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a report from the group together sf and the rose institute of claremont mckenna college says the citys the bay. oakland's mayor shengtao, is defending the city's effort to fight a spike in crime. she praised a partnership with the chp and said she looked for even more resources for the city. she also said she hopes residents will soon see results from new programs underway. just last month, the oakland naacp called for declaring a state of emergency in oakland to deal with violent crime. mayor tao said she's open to ideas and solutions instead of attacks. our time is 835. in oakland, the number of burglary is going up. the latest oakland police department crime data says there has been more than 11,000 reported burglaries since the beginning of the year. a 44% increase compared to the same period last year. and almost twice as many compared to 2021. most of the crimes involve stolen cars, but the number of commercial burglaries has also been going up. the past two years. and small business owners in oakland say it's increasingly hard to stay in business because of the rise in crime in

um, tina mckenna. mia bonta, you know, steve bradford, all of those members of the caucus, you know, we plan to meet with them, talk to them about the results and then come up collaboratively with some solutions that will improve the lives of black women and girls here in california. yeah, we can't wait. yeah, we really appreciate what you're doing. really important research and important findings. so thanks again for coming on the show this afternoon. thank you again, heather. thank you. thank you. the california water resources control board is under investigation by the environmental protection agency. two native american tribes allege the board discriminated against them by failing to protect water quality in the san francisco bay and the sacramento san joaquin delta. the complaint says the water board's policies have resulted in harm to tribal lands, fishing areas and waterways. the supervising attorney said in a statement. the tribes and communities of color have been systematically excluded from

cnn's eve a mckenna reports. >> reporter: activists from across the region had the opportunity to hearhopefuls on this final day. they heard from the vivek ramaswamy and chris christie. vivek ramaswamy railing against corporate diversity efforts as well as the importance of restoring patriotism in this country. for his part, christie talking about school choice, public safety and really strengthening america's foreign policy. trump not a focus of this event. erick erickson, who put this on, did not invite trump, and was very deliberate in not asking the candidates in these 45-minute wide-ranging interviews for the most part about trump. still, after christie left the stage, he addressed reporters and attacked trump for skipping out on next week's first republican debate. >> there is no other conclusion to come to that he is afraid of me and defending his record. and if i had his record, i would be nervous about showing up, too. let's face it, guys. by wednesday, he is going to be out on bail in four different jurisdictions. that really -- when are we going to stop thinking that's norma

now a report from the group together sf and the rose institute at claremont mckenna college says the city is bogged down by the number of commissions and boards within the city government. it goes on to say giving the mayor more power could help speed up the approval of some projects. critics say the mayor already has plenty of power in san francisco and does not need more . a new housing development for santa clara and san mateo county educators is underway. local officials and representatives from construction companies held a ceremony in palo alto to mark the first phase of the first affordable housing project. when construction is done, teachers from six school districts will be eligible to apply for the affordable apartments. together, we're helping teachers connect more fully to their communities and embracing the opportunity to look beyond the way things have always been done, but to the way that things can be done, great communities need great schools. great schools need great staff members. and if those staff members can't live or work here because of the cost of housing, we

this is because our mayor of london appointed london has appointed a consultant at maureen maureen mckennaresponsible for reducing the number of suspensions and exclusions in glasgow. right. and don't by 90. she brought the exclusion down by 90. >> now everybody's getting stabbed in the face in school and anecdotal, lee, there has been a massive surge in violence, let's say anecdotally, because nowhere in the article there's any real statistical proof that that's the case. >> understand some of the >> now, i understand some of the logic here, because if you've got out, you know, delinquent children in school, there's a reason for that. and if you just wash your hands of them and chuck back on chuck them back out on the street, you're probably not solving problem. solving that problem. but there's this, and there's a flip side to this, and it's reality. and the it's called reality. and the reality if you have reality is that if you have a bad apple, can spoil the rest bad apple, it can spoil the rest of bunch. there are 20 of the bunch. and there are 20 other that. other kids in that. >> th

this is because our mayor of london appointed london has appointed a consultant at maureen maureen mckennaresponsible for reducing the number of suspensions and exclusions in glasgow. right. and don't by 90. she brought the exclusion down by 90. >> now everybody's getting stabbed in the face in school and anecdotal, lee, there has been a massive surge in violence, let's say anecdotally, because nowhere in the article there's any real statistical proof that that's the case. >> understand some of the >> now, i understand some of the logic here, because if you've got out, you know, delinquent children in school, there's a reason for that. and if you just wash your hands of them and chuck back on chuck them back out on the street, you're probably not solving problem. solving that problem. but there's this, and there's a flip side to this, and it's reality. and the it's called reality. and the reality if you have reality is that if you have a bad apple, can spoil the rest bad apple, it can spoil the rest of bunch. there are 20 of the bunch. and there are 20 other that. other kids in that. >> th

thanks so much for coming in mckenna . up next on free in our mckenna. and paul cox, who . or or. or or. or or . or . or or. or or. or or. or. >> welcome back. it's time for social sensations. the part of the show we devote to the clips that have been going viral on social media. and first up is the of the oh, yeah, the video of the oh, yeah, prince of wales and princess charlotte apologising for the crime of not attending the women's cup final in women's world cup final in person. let's have a look. >> to send you a >> lionesses want to send you a huge tomorrow. huge good luck for tomorrow. we're you can't be there huge good luck for tomorrow. weperson, you can't be there huge good luck for tomorrow. weperson, butu can't be there huge good luck for tomorrow. weperson, but we'ret be there huge good luck for tomorrow. weperson, but we're so; there huge good luck for tomorrow. weperson, but we're so proude huge good luck for tomorrow. weperson, but we're so proud of in person, but we're so proud of everything achieved and in person, but we're so proud of e

thanks so much for coming in mckenna . up next on free in our mckenna.oster and paul cox, who . or or. or or. or or . or . or or. or or. or or. or. >> welcome back. it's time for social sensations. the part of the show we devote to the clips that have been going viral on social media. and first up is the of the oh, yeah, the video of the oh, yeah, prince of wales and princess charlotte apologising for the crime of not attending the women's cup final in women's world cup final in person. let's have a look. >> to send you a >> lionesses want to send you a huge tomorrow. huge good luck for tomorrow. we're you can't be there huge good luck for tomorrow. weperson, you can't be there huge good luck for tomorrow. weperson, butu can't be there huge good luck for tomorrow. weperson, but we'ret be there huge good luck for tomorrow. weperson, but we're so; there huge good luck for tomorrow. weperson, but we're so proude huge good luck for tomorrow. weperson, but we're so proud of in person, but we're so proud of everything achieved and in person, but we're so proud

shannon mckenna schmidt. shannon, thank you so much for coming on the show.pacific and the american public in the media to not even know that she had left the country on this risky expedition, and news, the trip was kept secret for the first ten days as she made her way through the south pacific. and when it broke ten days into the trip, it was caused a media firestorm. she traveled 25,000 miles over the course of five weeks to hawaii, new zealand, australia, through the south pacific, and as you mentioned, in a territory that was still under enemy air attack. >> tell us more about what people don't know about what she did on this trip and how it changed her and perhaps it changed maybe her approach to how she supported her husband. >> yes, and fdr was enormously supportive of almost travels throughout her time as first lady. and in fact, the fact that she traveled so much or troubled at all with one of the reasons that he was considered as a unconventional -- unconventional first lady. >> there's so much about her, and so much detail here that it's really wo

. >> this was alan mckenna. >> this was alan mckenna. >> so, so, so they messed up the oh wow.orgot to record her. >> so when you think you're taking a video or a photo and your camera's to switch on classic. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> so happens the best of us. >> so happens the best of us. >> so happens the best of us. >> so that's a little bit of a downer. on the search for nessie. >> do you actually think there could be loch ness monster? could be a loch ness monster? >> yes. do yeah. >> yes. do you? yeah. >> oh, please, no. >> oh, please, no. >> there's something down there that. >> no, no, no. that black and white image we just put up. if we can put that up again, that's just somebody a paper mache. >> no, it's not. >> mean, they've made it home >> i mean, they've made it home and they've just stuck it on the water. >> it's not real. >> it's not real. >> that could well be. and >> oh, that could well be. and i mean, a few years ago they did detect something of detect something the size of a transit van down there. >> it's large . >> it's large. >> it's large. >> and then they w

joining us is shannon mckenna schmidt. news was kept -- the trip was kept secret for the first ten days as she made for the first ten days as she made her way through the south pacific, and when it broke ten days into the trip, it just caused a media firestorm, and she traveled 25,000 miles over the course of five weeks to hawaii, new zealand, australia, through the south pacific, and as you mentioned into territory that was still under enemy air attack. >> tell us more about what people don't know about what she did on this trip and also how it changed her and perhaps it changed maybe her approach to how she supported her husband. >> yes, and fdr was enormously supportive of eleanor's travels throughout her time as first lady, and in fact, the fact that she traveled so much or traveled at all was one of the reasons that she was considered an unconventional first lady. >> there's so much about her and some of the detail in here, it's really a wonderful story that she said, you know what? on this trip i'm just going to wear

fiona mckenna, director of sport for fair play for women, joins us this evening . of view that having trans identified . male people in identified. male people in women's sports is obviously unfair. how did it take so long? >> well, i think what happened is that a few trans identifying males demanded that sports find a solution for them. and sports tried to do that and they did not think about impact on not think about the impact on women. they forgot women. i mean, what they forgot is the reason we have a female category in these sports category in all of these sports is for female bodies. otherwise we wouldn't have female sport at all. so why did it take so long? well, after they made those rules, women were afraid to object and we've been working on this for several years now, and we're still hearing from people who afraid object. who are afraid to object. you know, great progress. know, there's great progress. you've named some of big you've named some of the big sports, there a lot more sports, but there are a lot more sports, but there are a lot more sports t

fiona mckenna, director of sport for fair play for women, joins us this evening .nt of view that having trans identified . male people in identified. male people in women's sports is obviously unfair. how did it take so long? >> well, i think what happened is that a few trans identifying males demanded that sports find a solution for them. and sports tried to do that and they did not think about impact on not think about the impact on women. they forgot women. i mean, what they forgot is the reason we have a female category in these sports category in all of these sports is for female bodies. otherwise we wouldn't have female sport at all. so why did it take so long? well, after they made those rules, women were afraid to object and we've been working on this for several years now, and we're still hearing from people who afraid object. who are afraid to object. you know, great progress. know, there's great progress. you've named some of big you've named some of the big sports, there a lot more sports, but there are a lot more sports, but there are a lot more sports

alan mckenna hydro phones will be lowered into the murky depths to sense acoustic signals from nessie air monster hunters from around the world can join to in monitoring the loch from a series of cameras on the visit. inverness or loch ness website . but the best ness website. but the best search experience will be on the water and down at the dock, skipper ali matheson is at the ready to welcome aboard nessie hunters prepared to take their curiosity and sense of adventure back out onto the loch . back out onto the loch. >> i guess my job entails monster hunting full time, so . monster hunting full time, so. so we're out here all day, every day through summer. >> so i suppose in a passive kind of way, we could say we're monster hunting. >> we don't i haven't really actively been out hunting monsters in the past, so this will be something quite new for me. >> after 90 years of search and exploration , we're still no exploration, we're still no closer to finding that vital piece of evidence that proves the existence of the loch ness monster. in fact, many would tell you that the lack of

alan mckenna hydrophones will be lowered into the murky depths to sense acoustic signals from nessiein to monitoring the loch from a series of cameras on the visit. inverness loch ness website it but the best search experience will be on the water. an down at the dock skipper ali matheson is at the ready to welcome aboard nessie hunters prepared to take their curiosity and sense of adventure out onto the loch. i guess my job entails monster hunting full time, so . monster hunting full time, so. >> so we're out here all day, every day through summer. so i suppose in a passive kind of way, we could say we're monster hunting. we don't i haven't really actively been out hunting monsters in the past. um, so this will be something quite new for me . for me. >> after 90 years of search and exploration , we're still no exploration, we're still no closer to finding that vital piece of evidence that proves the existence of the loch ness monster . in the existence of the loch ness monster. in fact, many would tell that the lack of tell you that the lack of evidence disproves nessie's existence